The currency pair EUR/USD hit $1.1735, surging from Monday’s outcome of $1.1733, while the currency pair GBP/USD ascended from $1.3258 to $1.3262.

The fresh political turmoil in Great Britain was still in focus after Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson as well as Brexit minister David Davis unexpectedly left their posts on Monday.

As a matter of fact, eurozone house prices jumped on at the fastest tempo for 11 years for the first three months of this year.

According to the recent report the British economy managed to expand 0.2% for the three months to May.

In France, industrial output went down by 0.2% from April in May versus estimates for a 0.6% jump.

The equities of Danske Bank AS DANSKE ascended by 0.7%.

BMW AG BMW headed south by 0.3% after the German car maker told it would cooperate with Baidu Inc for the purpose of developing autonomous-driving technology in China.

The equities of TP ICAP PLC TCAP inched down by 36% after the interdealer broker came up with a revenue warning for this year.

Tesco PLC TSCO slumped by 2% after the British supermarkets giant told Charles Wilson, its chief executive of Tesco U.K. & Republic of Ireland is going to retire from the board because of health reasons.